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Confirmation preparation and celebration should reside within a comprehensive youth ministry process (should not take the place of a youth ministry process and should not stand alone - completely separate from a youth ministry process).
Visit: Youth Confirmation For more details.
THE CANDIDATE
III. Policies
Each baptized Catholic can and should receive the Sacrament of Confirmation. The candidates may request the Sacrament if they:
Are baptized and able to renew baptismal promises.
Are open to receiving the gifts of the Holy Spirit.
Have received their First Communion, and are participating in the Sunday Mass and in the sacramental life of the Church. (Adults and adolescents who have not received First Communion will be catechized through the RCIA process with age-appropriate catechesis.)
Have reached 15 years of age.
Are willing to commit to active involvement in the parish Confirmation preparation process.
Are willing to continue to grow in faith following Confirmation and throughout their lifetime.
For more details call parish office.
Confirmation with Baptism and Eucharist is a sacrament of initiation. Confirmation is a deepening of baptismal gifts. Confirmation roots us more deeply in our identity as God's children, unites us more firmly with Christ, increases in us the gifts of the Holy Spirit, binds us more closely to the Church and gives us special strength to bear witness to our faith.
Sessions are offered on Thursday's from 7:00 p.m. -9:00 p.m. in the parish Hall.